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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 25491" data-attributes="member: 177">Okay, about saving klingons...You guys are all very quick to suppose that the klingons are the ones who should deserve to be turned over to the authorities. We don't know the nature of the conflict, and neither did Captain Archer.  At least the Captian knows well enough not to jump to conclusions, and acts on general humanitarian concerns - akin to the Red Cross, he helps anyone in trouble that he comes across.  Has it occured to you that the klingons might have been in a justified military action (or as justified as such things get)?  Has it occurred to you that the poisoning was obviously planned, and that such use of trickery to deliver chemical weapons isn't exactly following the usual terms of engagement?  Don't we today frown on use of poison against the enemy?We do not know enough about the event to pass judgement.  Plain and simple.And let's not blow the act out of proportion.  They helped a single crew - something like nine individuals, if I recall T'Pol's sensor readings correctly.  That is nowhere near comparable to "selling everyting you can" to one side in a war.</blockquote>